Löydetty 923 Tulokset: City Of Hebron
Thus there were thirteen city-enclosures granted to the Gersonites. (Joshua 21, 33)
Damna and Naalol; four city-enclosures. (Joshua 21, 35)
From Ruben on the east side of Jordan, there was one city of refuge, Bosor out in the wilderness; and four other city-enclosures were also taken out, Misor, Jaser, Jethson and Mephaath.✻ (Joshua 21, 36)
From Gad, one city of refuge, Ramoth in Galaad; also Manaim, Hesebon and Jaser, four city-enclosures; (Joshua 21, 37)
thus there were twelve city-enclosures granted to the families of Merari. (Joshua 21, 38)
This city of Jerusalem was attacked and taken by the sons of Juda, who put the inhabitants to the sword, and burnt it all down. (Judges 1, 8)
They even attacked the Chanaanites who lived at Hebron (which in old days was called Cariath Arbe), defeating Sesai, Ahiman, and Tholmai; (Judges 1, 10)
then they marched against Dabir, that was once called Cariath-Sepher, the City of Writings. (Judges 1, 11)
When the men of Juda made their expedition from the city of Palm-trees, to conquer the waste land that was to be theirs south of Arad, they were accompanied by the Cinites, into whose clan Moses had married; and these shared the land with them.✻ (Judges 1, 16)
Together, Juda and Simeon defeated and destroyed the Chanaanites in Sephaath; which city was afterwards called Horma, that is, Forfeited. (Judges 1, 17)
So Caleb had his portion, as Moses promised that he should; the city of Hebron, where he defeated the three sons of Enac. (Judges 1, 20)
They were laying siege to the city (which in former times was called Luza) (Judges 1, 23)
